Victor Ponta compares the official visit of the President of Poland to the White House with the political situation in Romania, criticizing the approaches of the current leadership.
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Ponta warns that Romania could delay an official visit to the White House due to the anti-Trump positions of the Foreign Minister. He emphasizes that Poland benefits from security assurances from the USA due to a more sensible foreign policy, in contrast to Romania, where current leaders have failed to achieve such recognition.
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